“You won't get any money.”

No one could have imagined that the Chinese old man would not leave his biological daughter any money, and even give his house to someone else.

In 2018, a man named Wu in Shanghai, China passed away. His wife died early, and he only had one daughter who is currently living and working in another city.

When his daughter came back from far away to take care of the funeral, everyone was sure that the house where he was living and his savings would be left to his biological daughter .

However, no one expected that the lawyer would announce that Mr. Ngo left all his assets to the maid.

According to neighbors and relatives, since his daughter got married and moved to another city, Mr. Ngo has been living alone in his house in Shanghai.

Until recent years, when he was getting older and weaker, his daughter hired a full-time maid to take care of him.

In the will made in front of his lawyer, Mr. Ngo wrote: "After I pass away, the entire house and savings with a total value of 2 million NDT (about 7 billion VND) will be left to Mrs. Tran". And "Mrs. Tran" in the will is none other than the maid who took care of him in his last days.

When the contents of the will were revealed, most of the family members, both near and far, felt skeptical. Although Mrs. Tran had done a very good job of taking care of Mr. Ngo, they were still strangers, with no legal connection to each other.

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After his wife passed away, Mr. Ngo always tried his best to bring the best things to his daughter.

During his healthy years, he only focused on working to earn money to raise his children and send them to school.

Many people around advised him to remarry but he still refused, just wanted to stay single and take care of his children.

When she grew up, Mr. Ngo's daughter got married, had children, and had a family of her own. But from then on, Mr. Ngo's relationship with his daughter became more and more distant.

From the beginning, there was a phone call every week, then every month, then every three months. The visits also became less and less frequent, until the longest time was half a year before the two of them saw each other again.

In reality, it was only an hour's drive from his daughter's house to Mr. Ngo's house. However, to him, it seemed like a very far away place that he could never reach.

Later, when his health declined and he became seriously ill, Mr. Ngo remained alone in his house. In the last 3 months of his life, his daughter only visited him twice. After a few brief greetings, his daughter hurriedly left and never returned.

During that time, the maid named Tran hired by his daughter took care of him very attentively and devotedly.

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When he saw that his life was about to end and his daughter still refused to come back to visit him even once, Mr. Ngo was so disappointed that he made a will leaving almost all of his assets to Mrs. Tran. Including 800,000 NDT (about 2.8 billion VND) in savings and a house, with a total value of 2 million NDT (about 7 billion VND).

Not accepting that she would not inherit a single penny from her father, Mr. Ngo's daughter sued the maid, Ms. Tran, in court, claiming that Ms. Tran took advantage of Mr. Ngo's illness to trick him into writing a will.

However, after conducting an investigation, the Shanghai court said that Mr. Ngo made the will in a completely lucid state and with the witness of a third party, a lawyer.

Accordingly, the division of assets will be carried out in accordance with the will and wishes of the deceased. The court declared that Mr. Ngo's daughter will not receive any money and all of his assets will belong to Ms. Tran.

When news of the strange will spread, many people criticized Mr. Ngo's daughter for not taking care of her father at the end of his life.

Besides, many opinions also believe that the maid deserves to receive the property that Mr. Ngo left behind, because it is a respect for the deceased's wishes.

More than anything, in the last months of his life, Mr. Ngo just wanted someone to keep him company and talk to, to make up for the months of waiting for his daughter in loneliness.

Nguyen An

Source: https://giadinh.suckhoedoisong.vn/bo-qua-doi-de-lai-7-ty-dong-cho-nguoi-dung-con-gai-lien-gui-don-kien-toa-an-dua-ra-phat-quyet-co-se-khong-nhan-duoc-dong-nao-172241217163307976.htm